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Paroc Marine and Offshore Products and Solutions MARINE AND OFFSHORE PRODUCTS AND SOLUTIONS CONTENT PAROC® Marine insulations meet all requirements ................................................. 3 Fire insulation products ......................................................................................... 4 Thermal insulation products .................................................................................. 5 Insulations for air ducts and pipes ......................................................................... 6 Special insulation solutions ................................................................................... 7 Paroc marine facings ............................................................................................. 8 Technical data ........................................................................................................ 9 Sound absorption ................................................................................................. 10 Paroc light marine fire protection solutions ......................................................... 13 Light marine A-class steel decks and bulkheads .................................................. 13 Light marine A60 aluminium decks and bulkheads ............................................... 15 Light marine B15 extended wall ............................................................................. 17 A-class steel decks and bulkheads fire protection solutions with slabs and mats ...18 H-class steel decks and bulkheads ...................................................................... 20 Engine rooms ....................................................................................................... 22 Air-conditioning machine rooms .......................................................................... 23 General applications ............................................................................................ 24 Examples of latest Paroc Marine references ........................................................ 25 Quality and environment ...................................................................................... 26 Storage and handling ........................................................................................... 26 Trusted service and advice ................................................................................... 27 Photos: Paroc and ©Kari Palsila 2 Marine and Offshore Products and Solutions PAROC® MARINE INSULATIONS MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS The shipbuilding industry sets very high requirements for safety and comfort on board. Products and constructions to be used for fire protection must be tested and approved according to the rules and regulations of IMO (International Maritime Organisation). NON-COMBUSTIBILITY PAROC Marine Insulations meet the PAROC Marine insulations are manufactured from requirements of their users in the stone and the products have excellent properties following areas: as a passive guarantee of the fire safety of ships. • Fire protection of constructions and PAROC stone wool products are capable of components withstanding high temperatures. The determination of non-combustibility in • Heating economy of ships and comfort of their accordance with IMO FTP Code Part 1 has been passengers, heat and cold insulations performed for all PAROC Marine insulations. • Good acoustic properties of constructions and Continuous quality control of the products is devices performed by VTT (Technical Research Centre of • Insulation materials used as surface materials Finland). are functional and easy to clean • Meeting the requirements of Classification CONSTRUCTION APPROVALS Institutes and National Marine Authorities PAROC products have been tested in various A- and in accordance with the rules and regulations H-class deck and bulkhead constructions and in of IMO and the Marine Equipment Directive numerous fire door and panel constructions. (modules B and D). Marine and Offshore Products and Solutions 3 FIRE INSULATION PRODUCTS Fire insulation on ships must meet very high require- ments. Paroc has tested several A-class constructions for aluminium and steel decks and bulkheads. Products are PAROC Marine Wired Mats and PAROC Marine Fire Slabs, both with and without facings. Plain insulation is used in facilities where it lies behind other constructions or in rooms, where it must be protected by steel sheets (i.e. against mechanical stress). A functional insulation solution for car decks and engine rooms can be achieved using pre-coated slabs and preformed insulations. Coated products ensure a clean and easily maintained final surface. The range of facings includes glass fibre cloths 50–400 g/m2 and aluminium foils. The quick and easy installation of coated fire insulation ensures considerable cost savings. Coated products also enable using more lightweight overall solutions than before. For the user this means more quiet and comfortable working facilities. PAROC Marine Navis Slab 60 PAROC Marine Navis Mat 60 PAROC Marine Navis Wired Mat 60 • decks and bulkheads in steel • Decks and bulkheads in steel • Decks and bulkheads in steel constructions constructions constructions • Air-conditioning devices and ducts • PAROC Marine Navis Mat 60 is also • PAROC Marine Navis Wired Mat 60 • Products with facing especially for available with AluCoat facing is also available with AluCoat facings car decks, engine rooms and air- and glass fibre cloths conditioning machine rooms PAROC Marine Fire Slab 100 PAROC Marine Navis Mat 90 PAROC Marine Navis Wired Mat 90 • Decks and bulkheads in steel and • Decks and bulkheads in aluminium • Decks and bulkheads in aluminium aluminium constructions constructions constructions • Fire doors • PAROC Marine Navis Mat 90 is also • PAROC Marine Navis Mat 90 is also • Wall cassettes available with AluCoat facing available with AluCoat facing and • Air-conditioning devices and ducts glass fibre cloths • Products with facing especially for car decks, engine rooms and air- PAROC Marine Wired Mat 100 conditioning machine rooms • Decks and bulkheads in steel and aluminium constructions • Circular ducts • Products with facing above suspended ceilings and in maintenance facilities The product is also available without the net. 4 Marine and Offshore Products and Solutions THERMAL INSULATION PRODUCTS Thermal insulation together with fire and sound insulation create the basis for comfort on board. By choosing the right thermal insulation solutions, the optimum indoor climate temperature and energy savings can be achieved. In addition, the excellent acoustic properties of PAROC stone wool can by utilized. In shipbuilding plain thermal insulation is used in facilities where it lies behind other constructions. Coated slabs and mats are used as thermal insulation above suspended ceilings and in facilities where they remain visible. The range of facings includes several alternatives from alumium foil to glass fibre cloths. PAROC Marine Wired Mat 30 PAROC Marine Mat 30 AluCoat PAROC Marine Slab 30, 40, 60 • Decks, bulkheads and outer bulkheads • Thermal and condensation • Various applications • Products with facing above suspended insulation of ducts and devices • Devices and tanks with flat surfaces ceilings and in facilities where they • Sound insulation above suspended remain visible ceilings • Machinery and devices with • With aluminium foil as condensation temperature ≤200° insulation and in applications where • Only available with AluCoat, G4 and G7 thick insulation is required facings • Products with facing in facilities where they remain visible • Machinery and devices PAROC Marine Wired Mat 40 • Decks, bulkheads and outer bulkheads • Products with facing above suspended ceilings and in facilities where they remain visible • Machinery and devices with temperature ≤200° Marine and Offshore Products and Solutions 5 INSULATIONS FOR AIR DUCTS AND PIPES PAROC products ensure the comfort, safety and economic efficiency of duct and pipe insulations on board. Several facing options, fit to size pipe sections and a wide range of mats enable easy and fast installation and prepare the way for the optimum end solution. PAROC Marine Wired Mats are made of stone wool and are used as thermal insulation for smoke ducts and chimneys on ships. If required, the wire net can also be made of stainless steel with a higher temperature resistance than galvanized wire netting. Depending on the application of the PAROC Section, it can also be produced with aluminium foil or glass fibre cloth. Thermal and condensation insulations for air- conditioning devices are coated with aluminium foil reinforced with glass fibre. These products are ideal for the insulation of rectangular and round ducts. PAROC Hvac Section AluCoat T PAROC Pro Section 100 PAROC Pro Section 100 G4 PAROC Hvac Combi AluCoat T • Steam pipes • Thermal and condensation • Thermal and condensation • Heating pipes insulation of pipes and ducts insulation of pipes and ducts • Fuel oil pipes • For applications requiring excellent • Tape in the longitudinal seam • Exhaust gas pipes durability from the facing e.g. on car • Surface temperature of the facing • Sprinkler pipes decks, engine rooms and passages. must not exceed 80 °C • Deck pipes • The product can also be • Sewage pipes manufactured with aluminium foil on • Maximum service temperature 640 °C. top (facing G7). The overlapping of • The product can also be manufactured these facings can be heat sealed. with a density of 140 kg/m3 (PAROC Pro Section 140). PAROC Marine Wired Mat 100 and PAROC Pro Lamella Mat
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